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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1960

Page

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We Must Clean Up Our Public Reading Rooms

Ruston's public reading rooms must for an indefinite period continue as public news stands. The Leader urges dealers to keep them filled with quality material and supports enforcing obscenity laws at the source. The piece calls for censorship before content reaches the public counter and stresses schools cannot do the entire job of raising children.

Ruston's Ett Sory Books Kée Tem Weé Quote Club Ruston Lincoln Parish

We May Need The Red Cross Here in Ruston

The Ruston and Lincoln Parish drive for the Red Cross is short of its quota with about half raised. Officials urge donations, highlighting the Red Cross office in Ruston with Henry Riser, life saving classes, aid to service families, and disaster help from a national relief agency. Mail checks to Red Cross Ruston La.

Ruston Red Cross Lincoln Parish Henry Riser

13 Steps to Increase Cotton Profits In Louisiana

Louisiana cotton advocates back King Cotton with a 13 step plan to raise profits and quality. They cite rising world demand, slower production gains overseas, and tested methods from experiment stations and progressive growers. The aim is wider adoption by growers to strengthen the fiber industry and national cotton position.

King Cotton Louisiana

Japanese Girl Seeks Pen Pal via Editor Letter

A 16 year old Japanese girl Sizue Yamaji from Kanda Yorakuen High School writes March 1960 asking the editor to publish her plea for pen pals. She hopes to exchange stamps cards and daily life news with readers worldwide and asks to be connected with interested boys or girls.

Choume Komamachi Edogawa-Ku Iam Sizue Yamaji

Readers express support for DAV in letters to the Leader

Henry G. Riser, commander of the Hill Ashley Riser Chapter No. 37, Disabled American Veterans, shares snippets from readers in Monroe Louisiana Choudrant Louisiana Ruston Louisiana and Simshoro Louisiana praising the DAV, denouncing a Texas critic, and vowing to defend veterans benefits against slander and antiwar sentiment.

DAV Henry G. Riser Hill Ashley Riser

Defends DAV Resolution in Open Letter by Riser

Henry C G Riser, Commander of Bill Ashley Riser Chapter 87 DAV, defends the organization against critics. He cites praise from Ruston residents and asserts DAV’s right to free speech, contrasting criticism from a Houston man and a single-meeting member. He emphasizes front line service and patriotism.

Mr. Kauer Houston Texas DAV Monroé Choudrant Lelon Mr. Altos Bill Ashley Riser Houston, Texas Ruston United States of America America Henry CG. Riser

T. L. James Co. Contributes To Work of 4-H, FFA Youths

Ruston firm T. L. James Construction Co. is a major contributor to Louisiana 4-H and FFA youth programs including the L. S. U Livestock Show. At the 25th Silver Anniversary Sale held March 9 at LSA, agent Dave L. Pearce oversaw participation. Grand Champion calf weighed 924 pounds sold at $2.95 per pound. Reserve Champion calf weighed 941 pounds sold by R. J. Smith. Lamb and hog prizes drew buyers from Louisiana National Bank and Governor-designate Jimmie Davis, with multiple donations to youth centers and orphanages. The event featured 5 calves, 26 hogs, 168 lambs, and final prices slightly above market.

Louisiana T. L. James Construction Co Ruston Yars L. 5 Dave L. Pearce T. L. James T. L. James Company Carol Lindsay Caddo Louisiana National Bank Baton Rouge Lou Johnson Hossum Baker Julia Claire Nance Jimmie Davis

Ellender Defends Voting Rights Bill In Letter

In a public missive Senator Allen J. Ellender argues the Civil Rights Bill is a smoke screen. He contends opponents use the issue to rally liberal forces and claim the intention is to overtake state sovereignty and impose federal control. He asserts abundant laws already protect voting rights.

Ellender South Ty Elender Oii Ain

Colored Church Clears 1300 In Stewardship Week

Members of the New Hope Baptist Church completed a two week stewardship drive raising 1300 dollars. The pastor Rev. Bloysnth announced a special feature including a Grambling College chair performance and a green and silver vowent close to the event.

Colored Church New Jfope Baptist Church Rev Grambling College

Week Of Prayer Observed At Choudrant Baptist Church

Members of the First Baptist Church of Choudrant observed the Week of Prayer program and Annie Armstrong Offering. The church noted strong attendance and an encouraging message and offering during services.

Baptist Church Choudrant WOM First Baptist Church of

Morelle Emmons Tours Italy on Fulbright Grant

Morelle Emmons writes from Rome as part of a Fulbright grant studying Italian school systems. He and the group met with the U S embassy staff and Ministry of Public Instruction officials, heard a lecture on cultural exchange, and learned of Italy s shift from rigid grade constraints to a more flexible, mass education approach. Plans include open air schooling and vocational studies with future updates promised.

Emmons Italy Morelle Emmons Norway Ministry of Public Instruction James. D. Zellerbach United States Republic of Italy Salvatore Comes Europe Italian Association For Public Relations Ruston Lincoln Parish Morette Emmons

Winn Parish to Build Wood Products Plant in Winnfield

Winn Parish Industrial Development Corp announced plans for a $250,009 wood products plant to be built in Winnfield employing about 35 people. M. C. Skito will manage the new plant for Skito Veneer and Plywear Co. An expansion is also planned to be completed by year’s end.

Winnfield Winn Parish

Campaign Tales From The Capitol And Cheering Squad Gaffe

Baton Rouge report highlights campaign chatter and a governor hopeful John Deaux who hired a cheering squad to boost his applause. A last minute shift exposed the ruse when he left the rally and the candidate announced a teammate would not speak. Other rumors touch politics staff, appointments, and proposed safety and public service reforms with budget constraints on teacher pay for May.

Walt Benton Baton Rouge Capitol Ralies John Deaux Deaux John Jimmie Tavis University of Nevada

Forty-Three Tech Students File for Senate Elections

Louisiana Tech students filed petitions for Student Senate posts to be elected March 22. Names listed cover Senate president Bobby Duncan of West Monroe and others from Iowa Jonesville Ruston Shreveport and more. Numerous vice presidents secretaries treasurers and undergraduate representatives from varied towns are named, with several repetitions and OCR errors noted.

Louisiana Tech Senate Bobby ‘Duncan West Monroe Jerry Fuller Iowa Marvin Taylor Jonesville Sammy White Ruston Pat Wright Shreveport John Lewis Minden Bobby Lyle Bob Hamilton el Dorado Bob Rainer Sarepi Jan Barnette Colton Valley Mandella Hollis Alexandria Vicki Albritton Bernice Bobby Prestridge Vidalia Elen Riser Lillian Blondin Thomas B. Pilburn Bill Rainach Summerfield John Roberson Bastrop E. K Buddy) Odom Winnshoro Mike Minchew Castor Richard Ringheim Monroe Fom Richardson Emmy Louw Miller Waterproof Sandy Moore Pat Newman Glasland Charles Hudson Vic Barnett Frank Betts Bobby G. Blackmon Jonesboro Russ Greer Oak Grove Ssimeon "Chop" Wall Tallulah Betty Cupples Martha Sue Pratt Bastrap Mary Anna Rees Ringgold Bhi Allen Allen Herbert Jerry McDonald Brooks Taltan Lisbon Bob K. Vincent Bunkie Sane

Warren Funeral Rites Held for 83 Year Old Ruston Grocer

W. M. Warren 83 retired grocer of 72S Farmerville Ruston died at 9 10 p m Thursday after a long illness He was a Methodist and was born at Sib ley Funeral services were Saturday at Kilpat ricks chapel conducted by Derr Virgil Morris with Rev R W Vaughn and Rev Eddie Morgan The Greenwood cemetery burial was under Kilpatrick s direction Survivors include his wife Mrs Wm M Warren a sister Mrs J T Norris of Choudrant and two brothers Bert Warren of Ruston and John Warren of Antioch Idaho

W. M. Warren Farmerville Ruston Methodist Church Sibley Kilpatrick Derr Virgil Morris R. Www. Vaughn Eddie Morgan Greenwood Cemetery Ww. M. Iren J.T. Norris Choudrant Bert Warren John Warren Alexantyin

Lincoln Records Forest Fire Statistics From Past Week

Lincoln Parish records one forest fire last week burning seven acres. Forester Frank Gibson notes the cause as burning trash. He urges continued care in wooded areas as dry spells emerge despite damp winter days.

Lincoln Parish Frank Gibson Gibson

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